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I've got two lovely steaks.....
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angie_loves_veg
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.... and a hubby who has mentioned that 'he'd like something a bit different'.....
I was planning to serve with either new pots (butter and mint) or saute pots (with rosemary), veg etc
Not normally one to pander to his whims, I am however in a gracious mood, but an uninspired one. Without further inspiration, I will revert to plan A.
I have cupboards full, and most herbs/spices etc,
So faced with two sirloin steaks, and a desire for 'something different' - what would you suggest?
I was planning to serve with either new pots (butter and mint) or saute pots (with rosemary), veg etc
Not normally one to pander to his whims, I am however in a gracious mood, but an uninspired one. Without further inspiration, I will revert to plan A.
I have cupboards full, and most herbs/spices etc,
So faced with two sirloin steaks, and a desire for 'something different' - what would you suggest?
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Why don't you just serve them with a pepper sauce? Or garlic butter or stilton cheese on top.
Pink says if you want something different, slice thinly, flash fry them and serve in a lettuce filled baguette with pepper sauce poured over the top.0 -
Garlic butter on top sounds lovely, actually so does the idea of a sauce.....
I shall have a quick hunt for steak sauce ideas, then I could try to do a french-ish meal rather than a british steak and chips kinda thing....0 -
Try this thread.... sauces for steaks
and you could still saute the spuds then melt some garlic butter over them at the last minute.0 -
off to peruse...... apparently french appeals :rolleyes:0
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